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You say "cheap energy", but what that really means is "cheap energy with externalized costs", eg. coal.
by ralfd 5y ago
You say "cheap energy", but what that really means is "cheap energy with externalized costs", eg. coal.
- noch 5y ago> You say "cheap energy", but what that really means is "cheap energy with externalized costs", eg. coal. Irrelevant because whether costs are internalised or externalised is up to the humans in a jurisdiction to decide. If you choose to legislate yourself out of competitiveness in any field, that's your choice. Finally, everyone in a free market is incentivised to reduce cost basis and increase efficiency. So, nuclear.